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7. Operation and Usage
7.1 TCO-FF
After installation of the TCO the Fireface 800 has to be updated to the latest driver and firmware
version. The current files are found on the website
www.rme-audio.com
in the section Downlo-
ad. At the time of printing these are:
http://www.rme-audio.com/download/fut_win_fire_tco.zip
Firmware updater version 2.63 for Windows 2000/XP/Vista
http://www.rme-audio.com/download/w2fire_265.zip
Driver version 2.65 for Windows 2000/XP
http://www.rme-audio.com/download/fut_mac_fire_tco.gz
Firmware updater version 2.64 for Mac OS X
http://www.rme-audio.com/download/macfire_258.gz
Driver version 2.58 for Mac OS X
http://www.rme-audio.com/download/fireface_x86.gz
Driver version 2.58 for Intel Macs
The settings dialog now includes an additional page TCO, and on the main page the new sync-
option TCO can be selected.
For synchronization to a video or LTC signal choose Clock Mode AutoSync and TCO as Pre-
ferred Sync Ref on the main page of the settings dialog. All further settings are done on the
TCO page.
Sync Source: Input select switch for the
inputs LTC and video. Lock is dispayed as
soon as the TCO is able to synchronize on an
input signal.
Video Input: The BNC input can be
terminated with 75 Ohms.
Frame Rate: The frame rate of the incoming
SMPTE signal must always be defined
manually.
Sample Rate: The TCO derives a word clock
of 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz from the sync-signal. In
the setting 'from App' the value sent from the
ASIO application to the driver is used. The
lower field provides common Pull-Up and Pull-
Down values. The final value of the previously
defined sample rate is shown in the field
Frequency in case the sync-signal is valid.
Frequency: The TCO measures the word
clock that it generates and shows the current
value in this field.
MIDI
Input:
The
Fireface's MIDI input
includes either the MTC signal of the TCO, or
the MIDI data of the 5-pin DIN input (External).
Bedienungsanleitung TCO
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